St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Frank B. Hooker is spending fort
night at Queen City Park.
III. C. Ide, ESQ.,, is on business trip
to Connecticut and New York.
Mrs. L. B. Atwood has returned
home after prolonged absence.
Frank III. Preston is spending a little
time among the White mountains.
Mrs. Ann F. Kidder is receiving a
visit from her youngest daughter, Mrs.
Alden of Maiden.
Miss Nellie Sanger of Littleton, N.
H., has been visiting friends in this
vicinity the past week.
Mrs. L. w. Knight of Brighton,
Mass, is spending few days with
friends in this place.
Arthur G. Randall of the post office
force has spent the week at Lancaster
and other places in New Hampshire.
Miss Charlotte Morrill, of Adelphi
academy, Brooklyn, is visiting at her
former home at East st. JOhnsbury.
Nathan Aver of Concord, N. H., an
old-time resident of st. JOhnsbury, is
visiting his former home for a few
days.
M. HI. Eddy is off for short vaca-
ton. Charles Adams will take his
place at the South church organ next
Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Allen Hazen, former mis-
sionary, but now of Deerfeld, Mass,
has been in town for some days the
past week.
Charles SanbOrn, painter at the
Fairbanks shops, starts next Monday
for Santa Cruz, Cal, where he expects
to find work at his trade.
George H. Taylor, who has been en-
ployed in the Fairbanks paint shop
most of the time for the past five years,
has been appointed foreman.
General Secretary G. L. Page begins
four weeks vacation Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Page will spend the time in
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Arthur and Ernest Peterson start for
California Monday. Arthur goes to
Los Angeles and Ernest thinks of keep
ing on to Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
Charles Ball of Lowell, Mass, was
in town last week visiting friends and
acquaintance. Mr.. Ball is at present
foreman in the office of the Lowell
Morning Mail.
Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, artist,
who has been spending the summer
with friends here, has gone to Bethel
for brief stay before returning to her
home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac R. Stevens of
Newton Centre, Mass, en- route for the
mountains, made brief stay with A. o.
Baker this week. Mrs. Stevens is a
niece of Mrs. Bakers.
Mrs. A. L. Bailey attended the an
nual meeting of the Ladies' Missionary
association at ClaremOnt, N. H., yes
terday and will speak at the Lyndon
vile meeting and in other places this
week.
James H. Williams and wife of Man
chester, N. H., have been the guests of
George NJ. Williams, his brother, the
past week. Miss Nellie M. Wales, a
niece, of Manchester is also visiting
Mr.. Williams.
John P. Towne of Washington made
brief call at his former home the past
week. Mr.. TOwne has not been in St.
JOhnsbury before for five years, and
he notes many changes and some val
liable improvements.
w. F. Bowman of Cincinnati, broth
er of Postmaster Bowman and former
ly landlord of the MemphremagOg
| house, with his wife and daughter
spent Sunday here. Mr.. Bowman is
at present engaged in large silk
house in Cincinnati.
Many readers of the Caledonian who
formerly of this place, will be glad to
learn that his sojOurn in Germany has
resulted in his restoration to health,
and private letter states that he de-
clares he has not been so well for the
last fifteen years.
| Karl Goodwin of Boston has been at
home this week visiting at his fathers,
HI. S. Goodwin. He has been with the
Interstate Publishing company the
past year; now, by reason of the for
mer manager going to Chicago to care
| for n branch housa Korl 10 Dlaoo1 in
full charge of the Boston house.
George E. May, graduate of the
academy class of '66, is visiting friends
in town. Mr.. May had the care of
Hon. Alpheus Hardy of Boston for
some weeks before Mr.. Hardy's death.
This fall he enters the medical depart
ment of Boston University to fit for a
homeopathic physician.
Mrs. Hans K. Andersen and daugh-
ter Clara returned from Denmark last
week. They are now with Mrs. An
dersen's daughter, Mrs. Orem Stevens
of North Danville. Hans P. Andersen
returned from Denmark with his moth
er and stopped in New York city
where he is engaged in Y. NJ. c. A
work.
E. A. Silsby and A. F. Walker start
ed Tuesday morning for bicycle trip
to Boston. They purposed reaching
the Crawford house Tuesday night
from thence down through the Notch
and on to Ossipee Wednesday night
Portsmouth Thursday night, and ther
following the coast on to Boston visit